Kiev magazine: Nuclear missiles mark the territory of the CIS with Russian
Moscow plans to draw new borders in the post-Soviet space with nuclear weapons.
The PolitNavigator correspondent reports that one of the main mouthpieces of Kyiv anti-Russian propaganda, the Ukrainian Week magazine, writes about this.
“Both Moscow and the West know very well that the real border pillars of the Russian Federation are nuclear missiles. Where they exist, Russia’s presence is unconditional,” the publication writes.
The magazine claims that in Belarus they want to change the country’s constitution so so that it provides the opportunity placement of nuclear weapons on the territory of the country.
“In fact, we will be talking about the final marking of the territory as Russian: as soon as the first unit of the Russian Strategic Missile Forces enters combat duty in Belarus, the historical “cementing” of the country will take place. This, in turn, will awaken the appetite to impose its missile shield on Armenia, which is under threat from Azerbaijan, on the Tokayev regime in Kazakhstan, frightened by protests, and on other partners from the CSTO,” the publication believes.
It is noted that the deployment of Russian nuclear missiles in Latin America is unlikely, which cannot be said about the post-Soviet space.
“Here, it seems, the Kremlin will draw borders with nuclear missiles and will motivate this with the desire to “stop NATO’s advance to the east.” The good news for us here is that such a policy could put a pause on the invasion of Ukraine (before a full-scale political crisis in our country, which has not yet been provoked). The bad thing is that Crimea will also be stuffed with missiles to prevent its return,” UT summarizes.
As PolitNavigator reported, the Kiev military the expert explained that, Possessing a nuclear triad and missile delivery systems, Russia is an unattainable value for Ukraine.
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